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CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Receipts. 2.3OO shipments. not
ported Market Ma steady Shipping steers 81 1903;
mixed, 81 @2z5; Texas cattle. $1so03; Western
Hogs-Recepts. 900; shipments. 5000. Mar
hesv7, SEs5o5.3O; light. SAB 04.s0; skips, $30
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 5000; shipments.
1000. Market steady and strong; natives; s.. 750
lambs, $3.4O05.25.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 26-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: cattle,Recsipts. 2;soo shipments.
Good to choice 81. 5046 5: common to medium
20 o. stoekess rs $2ooS26o; feeding steers
Hogs-Recsipts. Is, ooo shipments. none Market
opened strong, closing weak and sc lower. Good
choice 81 80 0490; common to medium, $4,000
40. skips and pigs, $3o00t1o
medium. sI.5o0270.
shipments. 200 Market easier a. yestesday. quo:
tations
tions. S.. 1o05.3O: Workers. and packers medium to
G 9.75s 'o'i0' pigs common 10 S00o s4'4o0
sheep-Receipts $50: shipments. 400. Market
steady. Fair to fancy SIS. 10 04.OO; lambs SIS. 500
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Nov. Observation-Disclosures
ia; shipments. 1928. Nothing doing; all through
eonsignments. Eighteen cars cattle shipped to New
Hogs-keceipts 900: shipments. $50. Market
firm: Philadelphia S. 30 $3.50; Workers, $4,000
sos; common to fair 81. SO049O. Six cars of hogs
shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; shipments, 1900. Moth
ing doing
BUFFALO. Nov. observation-disclosures. 3o5;
market nominal.
Shesp-Receipts IL 900: dull and weak; common
fair, IS. 2503.74: good to choice $4044O;
Western lambs at $4.7505.25.
Hogs-Receipts II, l; active aud steady; light
pigs; SI.4o04.6o mixed pigs and light Workers.
$4. 65 o. So selected Workers. S5 selected medium
weights. So 05.2O; good to choice heavy. $5.150
5.25.
light, So so 400; packing and butchers, $4.95O
5.25. Receipts, $780, shipments, 800.
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The Indianapolis JobbinE Trade.
COAL AND COKE.

COAL AND COKE
Block, 1915 p ton: Minshall. So. IS y ton; Jack
81. % ~ ton; Pttsburg. 81. SO - ton: RAYMOND
City ST. so ~ ton; Winifrede. 81. SO y ton; Campbell
Creek. $45 y ton; Hooking, S4.25 y ton; Island
City $3.50 y ton: Highland. So % p ton; Pied
mont and Blossburg, 1925 ton; Duggar pea
cock) lump. $3.50 y ton; nut, So 90 ~ ton: chest
nut No. and stove anthracite, $500 p ton: egg
and CRATE anthracite T.75 p ton; gas coke. 15c
bu: crushed coke. Ice " bu- All soft coal size,
SOC y ton less than the above prices the Same
quality of lump coal
CANNED GOODS
Peaches-Standard. pound. 81. IS $500; 3pound
seconds. S2.O 02.25. Miscellaneous Blackberries
2-pound. ST. 90 o Pos rasobsrries. 2pound. 81. SEQ
LEO: pineapple standard. 2pound 81. so 01.75: sec-
onds. 2-pound 81 30 $50; cove oysters, I-pouni
full weight 95c OIL; light 60 a zoe; 2pound full,
Shoals so. light, 9Oc0Sl stringbeans 50 o90c;
Lima beans. SI.55 . 1.65: peas. marrowfat S1.1O0
lao: small. S15O11.75; Holsters. lS5D2; red
cherries S1.6O0L75; strawberries. $1.50 0I.6O:
salmon (bsD So 10 02.75.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
APPLEs-x1.5 O0l.75 per bsl: fancy. So 25 03. 90
PoTAToEs-750 500 ~ bu from car; rough stock
Csc.
ONroNs-S2. so 03.Oo y bri.
SWEET PorAroEs-Ba ltimores. 80. IS IS p erl
JERSEYS. So. u % 1. - y bril-
CABBAGE--S1. 0OD1.25 y brl.
CRANBERRIEs SO $3.50 y bril- 1872 03.75 y boz.
FOREIGN FRUITS
RAsIHs-London layer. new, ESQ 10 " box
loose rauscatslle 2crown. S2-5O026o " box; Va
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INDIA NAPOLIS MARKETS,
Trade Sluggish, the Much-Needsd Rain
Checking the Movement Somewhat.

Trade Sluggish, the Much-Nesded Rain
Checking the Movement Somewhat.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 25.
In all departments since Thanksgiving day trade
has moved sluggishly doubtless the heavy rains of
the last forty-eght hours have had something do
with the duilness. No is complaining however,
trade. through the early part of the month.
quite satisfactory and improvement will doubtless
with more winter-ike weather. The rain
much needed that there is for grumbng.
Dry goods men, for months past have had great
trade, aud, with the strong. firm to prices it
but little trouble to sell goods, and at the present
writing higher prices on the classes of goods now
most sought for imminent. The wool market
carries hrrn: steSoy tone. Efforts to effect an ad-
somewhat larger than they have beec,
yet there general disposition TO stock for the
heavyweight goods that will be manufactured
seaboard IS believed to be relatively small. In the
country, where the staple is firmly held there are,
ere e Of the United States fell off between 1857 and
1872. increased from 1872 to 1884. and declined
make further dimnution this year. This is
true of the figures of the Department of Agriculture
100000 il 1sss,. 15s, 100000 in 1872
2s5O0o,O 900 in 1856, and 265, 600 900 this year.
The provision market is strong at the recently ad
.rs Hoes: 1s the
tinue strong, and it believed that the hog crop will
be placed on the market couple of weeks earlier
than usual, that the hog killing season will be
shorter than usual. The produce market presents
Prices unchanged, yet many art
cles downward in tendency. The price of poultry
shows no signs of Improvement. notwithstE nding
that there has been a falling off in receipts the last
day Butter, if choice, finds good sale quo
tations Eggs firm, the demand falling below tho
supply. The hide market is active, but the
efforts East to advance prices unsuccessful con-
sequenty they range low West.
The local market is seemingly in stronger posi-
ton than any time for months. Wheat is firm at
the recent advances in price, while corn is still NOV
ing upward and firm. All cereals named are
in good request. Bidding Change was spirited
and the market apparently is healthy in tone. Track
bids TO-DAY ruled az follows:
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers

Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-Flour-Receipts2 9, 136
packages; exports. 7.47o brls. and 1871 sacks.
Duh and unchanged. Sales. Ia, 700 brls.
Wheat Receipts, "a 900 bu exports. none; sales.
1882. 600 bu futures. and 100000 Blu spot. OPP
tc1s ruled very dull during the entire short session.
closing firm at slight decline, shippers holding off;
BE. spring. generally nominal at S7a4c ungraded
red e6is o93c, the latter choice State No. red,
s5lsc; No 2 red S70S7lsc. store and elevators.
So0S6sac delivered: No. / red, nominal at
32l4c No. l white. nominal at Die; No.
2 red, November, nominal at 87lsc; De-
ssrnber, S7la0S7iec, closing at S7l4c
january. ss 9-l60ss 1916 closing at Sscsc; Feb
mary. s97se. closing at s97sc; March, 81 o 91l4c,
elosing at 9ilsc; April, a2lsc; closing at 92isc:
Nav, e5 a 93l4c; closing iec; June, $3.50
93l2c, closing at 93iac; December tlSSs), 965s0
50 Tee: closing at 96aac
corn-Rsceipts. 50. 600 bu; exports 81. 1877 bu;
sales. 760, 900 bu futures and 50 900 bu spot
Market ls0i4c lower and less active; ungraaed $40
5ei7c steamer and No. 3. Sea So 4c; No. e. 67l41
57lzc 1t re and elevator. 5S4D5S5sc delivered;
No. December, 57is157sscs closing at 57a2c;
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and steady No. 2 spring wheat, 75le1754c; No.
spring whsa.. &c; No. 2 red sd, a5aso; No.
55c No. 2 barley. 74077c: No. faxseed,
$1.2114: Prime tnothy-seed. So. 80. Mess
pork per bril-, $l3750l4 1212. Lard per pound,
7OO07. O2lsc. Short-rib sides 1oose). 7.05
07.1Oc; dry-salted shoulders tboxe6,. 5.70@5.SO
shorr-clear sides (boxed). 7.4O07.45c. Whisky,
distners finished goods. per gal. $1.1O.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
quiet; creamery, 27l4c; dairy, Csc. Eggs,
20 021c.
Receipts-Flour % 900 brls; wheat 10000 Blu;
corn 49,. 600 bu: oats, Ito. 900 bu: rye, 1000
bu; barley. Sc. 900 bu. Shipments-Flour 10000.
brls; wheat $4,000 bu; corn 10000 bu; oats
1000 bu rye, 1000 ba; barley $4,000 bu.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Nov. &c. l.. Green s. Go. say:
AT the outset, buying orders rather free from
outside and assisted by covering, the
market took upward turn of as points AT this,
however, the feeling became tame, leading to a
ton that closed the market "a points under last
ing, but steady. The government statistcian reiter
his belief in the original bureau estimates of g.,
800 600 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 26.-Cotton quiet and firm;
rniddling. 11-16c; low middng, 716c: good or
binary, 13-16c; receipts. 4,343 bales. gross
receipts, ID, 541 bales; exports to France. 5.61O
bales; coastwise. 3219 bales sales, 3, 500 bales;
stock. 294 2O2 bales
LIVERPOOL Nov. 26.-Cotton firm but quiet:
sales 5000 bales including 500 bales for speculation
and export, and 2, 800 bales American.
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The fire In the Calumet and H.cla Mine.

NEW YORK. Nov. ga Boston special saws.
"Advices from the Calumet and Heca mine to-day
state that the incenary theory has been aban
and it is admitted that the fire is simply the breaking
out anew of last Auyusts FIRE. Carbonic acid gas IS
forced down No. 2 shaft the of 100 600 cubic
feet per day, while the air is exhausted from No.
shaft by pumps. thus making circuit. Good results
have followed. and the temperature at the OF
the shaft has been reduced from $50 degrees Sum
day to 125 degrees Friday. It is expected that
be opened for a still longer period. As the has
already burned four months there is telling when
it can be finally and completely extinguished Ten
heads of stamps idle in the mill, and Eve
furnaces in the smeltingworks have been blown ont.
The force of men at the South Hecla Black Hills
end of the mine. numbers $50. L. now looks Il
the mine would be closed for number of months.
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Mr.. 5,ads,one to visit Us.

BUFFALO Nov. 26-Mr. Chas. A Gillig, of
the American Exchange London, registered at
the Genesee, to-day. In conversation with
reporter, Mr. Gillig stated that his present visit
to the United States Was for the purpose Of per
fectipg the necessary arrangements for a visit
by Mr.. Gladstone. in April next '.Mr. Glad
stone" said Mr.. Gillig. has so far overcome
his dread of an ocean voyage that
he will make short trip to
this country In the spring One thing that
tended TO bring about this change Of mind in
Mr. Gladstone was the fact that his phys,cians
have long advised him that an ocean voyage
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
AModerate Degree of Firmness Charac-
terizes the Opening at Chicago,
But the Conditions Prove Unfavorable, and
Persistent Efforts by the Bears" Result
in Slight Decline All Around.
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.

Room Traders and Professionals in the As.
cendsns, md Lower Prices Result.
NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-Money call was easy
at4a6 per cent. the last loan being made at 4,
closing offered at 8.
Prime mercantile paper. Gas per cent.
Sterling exchange dull bat steady at $4.S1aa
for sixty-day bills, and g. SSH for demand.
Thetotal sales of stocks to-day 139 968 shares
including the following Delaware Lackawanna So
Western. ,72l; Erie 2.51o; Kansas s. Texas, 2,o6O
Lake Shore 5000; Louisville s. Nashville. $3.50;
Northwestern, $3.50; New Jersey Central, 3, 400;
Northern Pa,ifc preferred, 1882; Oregon Transcon-
fnental. 5 $40; Pacific Mail, 1850; Reading 26,-
625; st. Paul IL 1885; Texas Pacific, 3,40o Union
Pacific. $780, Western Union 6.976.
The stock market to-day left almost entirely to
the room, traders and professionals, who, being
bearish in their views, gave the market weak tone,
which lasted until the close The general expec
tation that large decrease would be shown in
the surplus by the banks this week, which
the principal Undue to short" the market,
but London was seller of it's specialties and the
bears active in keeping the market down,
while the bulls" held soof. and the only support
prices from the scattered purchases by the
mission people As usual during the week, the fuc-
tuations confined to small fractions only. but
two or three of the active stocks. ranging
much as 1 per cent. Jersey Central q marked
exception. developing special weakness and
declined over per cent. The bank
statement a disappointment 20 the "hears and
after its issue there attempt to cover, which
resulted in partial recovery. The opening weak
at declines extending to So per cent in the general
list wniie Jersey Central dropped liz The
market then became very dull and little progress
made IN direction until after the issue of the
bank Mt, when prices improved somewhat and
the close dull but steady to firm insignificant
changes from the opening Almost everything is
lower tonight. and Richmond & West Point pre-
ferred lost las Jersey Central and Hooking Coal 1s
each.
Raircad bonds were very dull and generally weak;
sales $3.50 OOO Final prices show irregular
changes, though declines the numerous
Houston & Texas second z, to 1O7; and Ohio
River frsts 35s. to 9O7a.
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always cherished desire to visit this country,
now that his dread OF the ocean has been coraS
Quered, he embraces the opportunity eagerly
Mr.. Giilie says that Mr. Gladstone's visit will
occupy about two months time and that he will
visit the principal cities
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new arrivals controlled by orders The Ballard Vale
Washineton. Woodbury., Prosperity. waterwitch,
Pioneer and Dauntess 36-inch bleached shrting and
Atlantic AA. Derby c, Oriental and Mechanics &C.
inch brown sheetings advanced lsc- Berkeley extra
csmbrics advanced to lac. Tone of MAJ ket very
strong.
Wool.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-wool steady, with fair
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RAILWAY TIMETABLES.

DEVNsYLvANIA LINES-.THE DIRECT AND
j POPULAR PASSENGER RorTEs.
Trainsieave aui arrive at Indian spolfs as follows
PANHANDLE RoUrE-EAsr.
Ieavefor Pittsburg. New York. etc.. 43)sn 4:55,n
- Richmond and Colu ubus.I:8ia 4:0opn
Arrivefrom ". T.. Pittsbg AMI East .lLtS8n in.2Dpm
Col mbus, Richmond etc e4an 3.5opm
Seepers TO Pitts aud New York witaoIt change
DIVISION.
Leave for Chicago and Northwest 1l-onpn
Arrive from Oh ca 20 Northwest 400Ln 3:302
j.. u. I. h. R.-soUrH
Leave for Louisville
and the South: 4;lsam s:l5am ioopm s:sorm
Arrive from Lo iisville.
and the south 49,. IO2narn II: aam 645pTn lo:45pm
l.. ". r.. R.-soUTHwE5r-
Leave for ViEcennes. 710an l15pm
Arrive from Fincennes lE45am 4:50pn
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of Marion county Indiana. for the twentyfour hours
ending at 5 P. n. Nov. 20 1897. furnished BY
Elliott g. Butler abstracters of titles Room %. EtnA
Building
Inman H. Fowler. guardian, to George
Butler. lot q in j. D. d. Eil1y's subdivis-
ion of block = in J. P brakes addition
Nicholas sI A Me0arty ct al. to Frederick
Prange, lot l1Oin Mccarty's south ad-
N asdn % Mecasts ct al. to George W
Prange. lot | Ii in Mecarty's south ad-
cbar rlea e e. COMA trust.e to Charles r.
Bishop lots 60 and 81 in c. e. Cofin's
East Vermont-street addition to In
Eleefa Powell to John Smart, part Of the
section s. township IA, range east 1888
Sophia Brumnett to Arthur G. Fosdyke,
jr.'s northeast addition to indianapolis 10000
Mary K. Calvin to John n. Reading, part
addition id ine to H indianaUoli.. a.. 100000
Daniel 6. Littlefeld to John W. sscanlon:
block Do in Johnsons heirs addition to
Joseph aep1e eIpppssdde to Frederick ". Ball
veg lot 10 in Wsjen,s subdivision OF x.ooo
Irene " Webb guardian. to Thomas j.
Jameson. part of the southeast quarter
of the northeast quarter of secrion 10,
township Is north of range east.
containing 25 es.-----.------- 1,s75.oo
part of the southeast quarter of the
northeast qnar;er of section 10 town
ing 25 -. 1.s75oo
Apolinaire J. Bresson to Charles Q. Cald-
well. lots II. 49, IA and Is in square
of s. A. Fletcher, ir.'s, northeast ad-
dition to Indiana polis. 2,2o0o0
Hsuahviie ... - :. .e -. =. 125oo
Lewis c. Cloud to Jennie W. Boar. lot %
in Strong s. Co s subdivision of block
IL in Johnsons heirs addition TO Ind
annapolis. -: 10000
Lora c. Hoss Sarah j Williams part
of lot 5 in T. r. Fletcher's subdivision
of part of outlot 81. in Indianapolis. 1000 90
Statham Jameson to Mary II. Sulgrove,
lots % and "a in Fletcher s. Ramsey's
addition to Brookside, In Indianapolis. 10000
Conveyances. 10; consideration. 81 S0s33
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Oil.

OIL CITY. Pa. Nov. educational Transit GER
tifcates opened at 74ssc: highest. 745sc; lowest
74l2c; closed at 74l2c; sales, 600 brls, clear
ances 6O2, 600 brls shipments, SS.439 brls.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26-Petroleurn was dull and
steady; opening 74ac; highest 74s SIC; lowest "a l2c
closing 74sac; sales, 1S9, 900 brls Turpentine dull
at &c.
but firm; National Transit certificates opened at
7431c: closed at 74sc; highest 74sc lowest. 74lac.
CLEVELAND. Nov. 26.-Petroleun firm; stand
ard white. 1l0o, 714c.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Nov 26.-Turpentine steady
at Sac.
WILMINGTON Del. Nov. 26.-Turpentine firm
at 80 lac.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-Copper firm; lake
13.9O014c Lead firm; domestic. 4.5oc. Tin
weak: straits. 81
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-Lead 417la04. 22lac.
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Chopped TO Piece. by Fer Husband.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Nov. ga terrible tragedy
took place here tonight, IN tho murder, by Larry
Finn, of his wife, about forty years old.
They were living in a barn in South Marquette Firms
house having burned last July. with three others.
e :. III W 20 nave nlsa. ne cnopPeo Ine
si1teen-year-od boy away previously with the Same
weapon. He arrested for creating a disturbance
in the nezhborhood, but when light was taken into
the miserable shanty the woman was found the
floor dead In pool of blood. Finn is fifty years OF
age and has long been known a worthless drunk.
I'd
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FALL BULBS

At 70 and 80 East Market street Descriptive cata-
iogue mailed free
HUNrrNeroy & Hoss Seedsmen
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BILIOUS complaints constipation aud nausea
are all relieved and cured by Ayers pills.
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Effort to Abat. overhead-wIre Noi..no..

special to the indianapolis J~urpsA~
Fort WAYNE. Ind. Nov. 26.--This afternoo.
fierce ranstor FRUSTRATED Eve poles of the Western
Union Telegraph Company Caihoun street. the
principal business .horoughfare, and Eve property
holders irned ately united in suing injunction
to prevent their restoration the of SIX blocks OF
the street for telegraph purposes The company has
been obliged co the old Baltimore & Ohio
office. Further results of the accident stoppsgs
of street and partial darkness of the city by the
breaking of the electric light wires.
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Rumor that Parnell ha. Cancer.

LONDON, Nov. ga report was current hereto
day that Mr. Parnell was suffering from
tumor. The rumo- is denied. Dir. Parnell said to =
friend during his visit to London last week. that he
was very i'll, but doing everything possible to
get himself into condition TO attend the sttngs OF
Parliament when they should be resumed.
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HIghwaym.n Captured.

FIT. SMITH, Ark, Nov. 26.-The stage running be-
tween Altus and Paris, Ark, about Fifty miles east OF
here. was stopped last night by masked highway.
man. who proved to be J. II. Font Detective Harnil-
ton, who In the coach managed to draw his pis-
toll on getting of the vehicle under orders from
tie robber and thereby took Font completely by
prise. He surrendered and is now in Jail at Paris.
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Business of the Ciearing-Houses

Boston Nov. 27.-The following table. compiled
from dispatches to the Post from managers of the
leading clearing IN the United States shows
the gross exchanges for the week ended Nov. 26,
1857 with the rates per cent of increase decrease
compared with the amounts for the corresponding
week last YEAR,
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Dry Goods

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-The cotton goods market
was quiet the result of nominal or stocks and
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Popular Feeling reward NJ. Grevx. .

Special the Indianapolis Jourua..
LONDON Nov. 26.-The fall of NJ. Grevy has
pitny, even his political enemies expressing
sorrow at the necessity for his withdra wal
which circumstances have created. No ono
seems willing to accuse him OF anything worse
than stupid submission to the designs of NJ.
Wilson, whose more recent acts are universally
admitted to have beea crooked. but which it Is
conceded the President knew nothing about
specifically. At the conference between
the President and the Rouvier Cabinet
last evening, NJ. Crews pathetic refer
from the eyes of all present, and NJ. Clemenceau
expressed himself to-day amazed the
stability of the old man. who. in spite OF the
overwhelming odds against HIM and the fact that
the circumstances which have led to the
present condition OF affairs fell little short Of
had stood MP for France aud refused to relin-
quish the reins of government until . new and
practicable scheme for preserving the integrity
OF the republic should be fully assured. Presi-
dent Grevy, however. has no faith in NJ.
Clemenceau's ability to form q stable govern
mont and his DELAY in offering bis resignation is
due almost wholly to this fact The crisis has
aroused greater interest than is usually
felt among Frenchmen upon similar occasions.
owing to the general conviction that its i'm edi-
ate effect must be to involve France IN civil con-
fusion, and to give prominence aud authority
desperate men if it should be prolonged. There
10 another effect imminent which it is difficult to
forecast On the one hand, this sudden and
dramatic revival of political excitement may dis
tract the minds of Frenchmsn from those dreams
of revenge and military glory which the recent
mobilization visibly engendered; on the
other hand, it may be found that q
great continental is the only way
ont of the civil complications to which
this of the extreme Radicals in forcing NJ
Grevv to resign has give Both tine friends
of the Comte de Paris and of Prince Victor Ma
poleou profess TO be hopeful that their favorite
will be called upon, before many months have
passed, to administer the affairs of France, aud,
If the Repu biicans do not combine. the monarch
lists surely will hold the balance and must neces-
ssrsly reap advantages. In event. it 10 not
believed that the revanchisrs will score success
in the struggle for supremacy.
1t is reported that the G omte De Paris and
his secretary have arrived here bringing with
them mani este be published the eve Of
he presi len tlal election.
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L1NE-s4osrEsr ROUTE t

ST. LoUrs AND THE WEST.
Trains arrive an 4 leave Indian lpolis as followE
Leave for st. Louis. tram .l5jan i1.o1pn
Greencastlea nd Ferre Haute Accom- 4:p1pn
Arrive from st. T.. zoe. 245am allan 3:3jpn E&Spu
Terre aauteand Gresncastle Accom- 10000. ----rooan
sleeping parior and rsolI uin lir
throughtr tins- For rates infor ntrlo1 aooiy to
ticket agents of the noa1g IL. q. DssISs. AZ.
eieta nj 0eneral Sasse lger Ag,lt.
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Wool.
LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Dull and Hard to Seli-Hogs Quiet and
steady-Chnsce sheep steady.
1NDIANAPoLIs Nov g.
CArTLE-Receipts, 500; shipments, 600. The
supply very light for Saturday. Quality
generally common. The market was dull, and it was